Lisbons Kiosks (Quiosques)

Located on a corner of the Jardim do Principe Real, this kiosk is most popular early evenings. Many patrons use the kiosk as the first port of call on a night out in the Bairo Alto. As such, there's a good choice of wines, spirits, liqueurs and beer on the menu. There's plenty of soft drinks and hot beverages on the menu too. Typical petiscos (finger food) and light snacks are also available.
Daily: 07h00 – 22h00
Praça do Príncipe Real, 1250-301 Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 58.5" N | 09° 08' 52.1" W
+351 213 428 334

There is a second kiosk located on the opposite corner of the Príncipe Real garden. The kiosk is a great spot to rest after visiting either the farmer's market or the craft market that is held here each week. There is a wide selection of small eats and drinks available on the menu.


Daily: 08h30 – 22h00
Praça do Príncipe Real, 1350-007 Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 43' 02.1" N | 09° 09' 00.1" W
+351 218 285 407 | Website

One of Lisbon's smallest kiosks and situated in a quiet spot on the Praça das Flores. The menu contains traditional Lisbon drinks and light meals.





Daily: 08h30 – 19h00
Praça das Flores, 1200 192 Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 34.7" N | 09° 08' 01.0" W
+351 218 285 407 | Website

The area around Cais de Sodré is a transport hub where a train station servicing the Cascais Line, half a dozen bus stops, a ferry port and the jetty for hop-on hop-off boat tours. In the centre of the area, the Jardim de Roque Gameiro is a landscaped square open on one end to the river that provides impressive views and a refreshing breeze. The kiosk attracts tourists and commuters alike. There's a wide selection of snacks and meals on the menu for considering this kiosk as a lunch destination. In addition to the usual selection of pizzas, pies, sandwiches and croissants, there are healthier options such as açaí bowls or yoghurt with granola.



Sunday – Wednesday: 08h00 – 21h00, Thursday – Saturday: 08h00 – 00h00
Jardim de Roque Gameiro, 1200-161 Lisboa, Portugal | 38° 42' 19.9" N | 09° 08' 36.7" W
+351 212 441 347

This small forgotten-looking square is home to the Igreja de São Paulo church. It was rebuilt in the 18th century following the 1755 earthquake and is renowned for its 3D effect painted ceilings. The kiosk in the square is one of Lisbon's original art nouveau constructions. It was restored in 2013 and reopened. It is a great place to sample Lisbon’s traditional gastronomy, rarely found in restaurants or cafés. These include pork sandwiches, fried squid sandwiches, tuna sandwiches, octopus salad, spicy lupini beans, and coffee with ginjinha, capilé and the red currant drink groselha.








Daily: 09h00 – 23h00
Praça de São Paulo, Lisboa 1200-429, Portugal.
38° 42' 27.8" N | 09° 08' 41.4" W

The Jardim Dom Luis is a green area outside the Time Out Market close to the Cais de Sodré train station. In the centre, is the statue of the Marquis Sa da Bandeira and to one side is a bright red kiosk. When the tables and chairs around a kiosk are full of people on a sunny day, that is a good sign. When they are still full on an overcast or rainy day… then you can be sure the place is a real success story. That is the case at the red kiosk on Praça Dom Luís – which now has the name Quiosque do Cais – making it a leading candidate for the city’s best. This kiosk popular with families, kids take full advantage of the adjoining playground.

What the food lacks in sophistication, it makes up in choice and good value. There's a full range of croissants, toasted sandwiches, pizzas, piadinas and salads on the menu. For the early evening crowd who come here before a night out, there's a good selection of wines, spirits, sangria and beer available too.
Week: 13h00 – 22h00, Weekend: 10h30 – 22h30
Praça Dom Luís I, 1200-109 Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 26.2" N 09° 08' 47.7" W
+351 213 471 144